The right to assemble needs to be called out by Democrats as it's being infringed upon

[themaguffin]

by the gun attacks.

I'm not saying this is the only argument, but it's not often stated. It's in the First amendment and it's literally under assault every time these shootings happen.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. 1A starts out "Congess shall make no law ..." NT

[brooklynite]

2. No its not...

Most people are perfectly comfortable going outside and gathering together. Add to which, if its not necessary for people to return to offices to work, its not necessary for them to gather in person for other purposes (I have a Community Advisory Committee and two non-profit Board meetings this month; all will be on-line).

[uponit7771]

3. 100% disagree with the "comfortable going outside and gathering together" in open carry states

[themaguffin]

4. I'm referring to the ones gun downed while peacefully assembled at schools, stores, churches etc.

[SYFROYH]

5. I think the murder and attempted murder charges trump the violation of civil rights charge.

[Zeitghost]

6. The Constitution and the First Amendment by extension...

Are limits on government actions. They would not apply to the situation you describe.

[themaguffin]

7. I'm saying that guns are infringing on the right to assemble

[Zeitghost]

8. I get that

But "guns" and an entity are not restrained by the constitution. You can't sue "guns" for infringing on your right to assemble any more than you can sue "weather".